If you are looking for a cozy bath mat that you can easily crochet, then you’ll love this pattern.
Yep, it is that easy to crochet!
This free crochet pattern that uses simple stitched will add the perfect homemade touch to any bathroom!
Do you want to make even more crochet patterns for the home? Try my doily pattern, washcloth pattern, or search the archive for designs to crochet.
I can’t wait for you to make this simple crochet bath mat! Read on down to get started!
Happy Crocheting!
This Crochet Mat Is Great for Beginners
This whole mat uses just single crochets, which means it’s a perfect pattern for a beginner crocheter to try. If you can single crochet then this you can make this mat.
I wrote all about single crochets in a previous post if you’d like a reminder of how to’s of the stitch.
The Yarn You’ll Want To Use For This Bath Mat!
For this bath mat pattern I used THREE different kinds of yarn. I decided to go with the three I chose because I wanted this mat to be extra cozy.
The yarn I picked was Feels Like Butta in White & Pale Grey as well as Terry Spun in Ice which are all from Lion Brand Yarn (my favorite yarn company)!
I had previously used Feels Like Butta for my pretty in pink scarf and a baby blanket chevron design, so I knew that it would be amazingly soft crocheted into a bathmat.
The Terry Spun yarn almost gives the mat a fleece like fuzzy feel, which is perfect for your feet.
How to Crochet a Fuzzy BathMat
To get the fuzzy feel of a bath rug, I used three different types of yarn (I mentioned that before) and held them all together at the same time. So I crocheted single crochets while holding all THREE skeins of yarn together at once.
This technique is super easy to achieve, and you crochet like usual, but it almost feels like you are using a bulky yarn because of how many skeins you are holding. Take peek at the picture below to see what I mean.
Make a Non-slip Crochet Bath Rug
To make my crochet bath rug non-slip, I added some grip liner I got from the dollar store! I cut off long rectangular pieces and sewed them to the bottom of the mat using a large yarn needle and some yarn.
This part is optional, but I feel like it would be beneficial to add this for safety.
Ready to Start on Your Bath Mat?
If you are ready to start your on your new crocheted bath mat, then read on down for the full free crochet pattern and…
Happy Crocheting!
Free Crochet Bath Mat Pattern
Skill Level: Basic
Materials
- Yarn less than a skein of yarn per color for size written below
Terry Spun by Lion Brand – Ice
Feels like Butta by Lion Brand – Pale Grey
Feels like Butta by Lion Brand – White
or any worsted weight 4 yarn
- Crochet Hook – H 5.0 mm
- Large Yarn Needle
- Scissors
- Non Slip Grip Liner
Crochet Abbreviations
- ch = chain
- sc = single crochet
- rep = repeat
- st = stitch
Notes
- Hold all three skeins of yarn together at the same time
- Gauge is not important
- Change the size my chaining any # to begin
- Finished Size as written below is 24″ L X 17″ W
- Written in Standard US terms
The Bath Mat Pattern
Hold all three skeins of yarn together and work the entire pattern.
To start: ch 35
Row 1: in the second ch from the hook sc, sc in every ch across, turn. (34)
Row 2: ch 1, sc into the first st, sc in every st across, turn. (34)
Row 3 – 56: rep row 2
To finish: fasten off the yarns and weave in the loose ends with a large yarn needle
Cut the non-slip liner with scissors into long rectangular pieces, attach with yarn and a yarn needle to the bottom of the rug.
You are done!
Now you are ready to use your new crocheted bath mat! Put in your bathroom and be sure to tell everyone that you made it yourself too! 🙂
What about laundering the bath mat? Once you attach the rubber backing…. how does that affect throwing it in the washer.
Hi! I’d wash on cold / gentle. Most of my bath mat’s that I’ve bought from the store have some kind of grip on it so I usually wash it on cold and lay flat or hang to dry. 🙂
How well did it hold up to use and washing? Eg how did it she under normal bath mat use?
Hi Ann,
We have used and washed it quite a bit and it has lasted well.
Krista
I put velcro on my rubber backing so that I could remove it before washing.
Great idea, Penny!